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The statements of Giuseppe Conte at last night’s press conference they aged too fast and not too well. For the Prime Minister, the measures taken by the government through “the zone method, they worked, controlling the contagion curve. This method avoided a generalized confinement that would have damaged the economic and social fabric of the country.“Already during the press conference, many raised doubts about his words.”If the zone system worked, why did we all go back to the red zone?“Many have asked themselves on social networks, looking for an answer that will never come. Today Giuseppe Conte has definitely thought of denying it Fabrizio Pregliasco, virologist at the University of Milan and member of the Lombardy Scientific Technical Committee.
“It was hoped that the confinement could give more important results and make us come to the Christmas holidays more serenely. We acknowledge that we didn’t make it“This is the bitter reflection of Lorenzo Pregliasco in Adnkronos Salute. The virologist commented on the package of new measures introduced by the government for the Christmas holidays, according to him essential to slow down the contagion curve even more and arrive in January in a better situation: “What is expected now is that the measure prevents a rebound in Covid-19“The not very hidden fear of Fabrizio Pregliasco and many other colleagues is a third wave with even more devastating effects than the first and second. The risk of a massive resumption of the epidemic race already in January to February, with hospitals still full of second wave patients could have tragic repercussions on the country’s health and consequently could lead to an inevitable further closure in Italy. “The attention that is being asked of us must be seen in the perspective of a commitment to reopening schools.“Pregliasco wanted to reiterate.
“It is difficult, there is no instruction manual that can analytically predict what to do. All nations are trying and trying to mediate, because this time it’s not a sprint“Pregliasco stressed in reference to what happened with the first wave.”Is a long marathon the management of the second wave. And it can cause fatigue. Efforts must be measured, of course, but if you stop, you will never get there“, concluded the virologist from the University of Milan.
